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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1965
Page
4
The article explains rising Social Security taxes from 1965 through 1987, with rates for workers and self employed, and the cap on earnings. It notes the Medicare share growing to fund health coverage for those over 65. It cites specific rates, caps, and projected maximum taxes for ordinary and self employed workers.
The article explains Medicare tax limits rising from 0.13% to 0.85% across 1966-1967 with a maximum $3.10 Medicare payment in 1968 and a high of $53.65 by 1987. It covers basic hospital and home care, optional supplemental benefits, and fund allocation for retirement, survivors, and disability. It notes self employed physicians join Social Security in 1965, and rules for self employed farmers' earnings change in 1966, plus tipping income becoming taxable for Social Security starting 1965.
The text explains Medicare tax under Social Security with rates 33 6 37.60 46.20 5.89 and notes that a worker's contribution is matched by employers. It states self employed individuals are taxed at the same rate, though there is no matching contribution. The amounts are included in total Social Security tax.
Readers ask about thickened skin on heels, possible vitamin A and D roles, and glaucoma risk. A commenter notes cod liver oil might help, while another asks about mononucleosis booklets. The column discusses managing pressure, footwear, and proper medical guidance.
Honolulu AP reports Julie Andrews reflecting on life after a year since her post-Poppins success. She recalls more limited freedom, fewer shop outings, and fans and royalty crowding her days while filming in Hawaii. Her brother Chris joins her as family and fans flock to scenes in the reef and veranda chats.
WESCOOK KANSAS CITY AP Jerry Smith a 48 year old Kansas City motor car dealer presses his hobby into a public display. He has 2000 plus toys collected since 11 years ago seeking display in a New York Fifth Avenue gallery starting December 1. He funds a charitable trust with proceeds to help underprivileged children. The toys, dating to 1850, include tin and iron figures and reveal the nation’s evolution through technology.
New York AP reports a prolonged water shortage has forced residents to seek alternatives. The article notes unusual outcomes as communities adjust to limited access, with some people turning to airier routines and elevated concerns about health and daily life.
Detroit area reports a surge in license applications after a state ban on water cooled air conditioning. Restrictions cap usage to six hours daily as New York faced heat. Violations lead to summonses, with Wel ington Associates and FBI tenants among those targeted. County clerk logs show August applications rising from 1158 to 1583 as compliance steps spread.
Columbia AP: Richland School District No 2 has com ned with the Civil Rights Act. WMin Chadn Pinned died at.
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